Connecticut western news., 1887-03-09
"DON,T YOU WORRY,
How shrswd nu.iness Men Have eolve'

Great Problem.
 "Is there at,lity among our prominent men" is a question that we often ask. It a question that psrp.exes our leading meiicai men. and they are at . loss to know how to
 We sometime, think that if the physicians would give part of tho energy to the con Sderation of this question that they give to combating other schools or practlcs, it might be satisfactorily answered.
 The fights of "isms' remind us often or the ouarrels of old Indian tribes, that were only happy when they were annihiiaens each othen promises good to the race, Homeopathy de. rides it and breaks down its influence. IL Homeopathy makes discovery that prom ises to be . boon to the race, Anopathy as- Jacks it
 It is absurd that these s-h h ,ols should fancy that all of good is in their methods and n1ne in any other.
 Fortunately for the people, tho merit whit these ''isms" will not recognize, Is recognized by the public, and this public re>og- milton, taking the form Of demand upon the medical rrntession. eventually eompeis it to recognize it.
 Is it poss ble that the question has b,en answered by shrewd business men promi- nent man once said to an inquirer. who asked him h, W he got rich: "I got rich be- cause I did things while other people were | thinking about doing them It SC ems to us that the publir have re ogrized what this fatality is. and how it eau be met, while the medical profession has osen wranshns By a careful examination of insurance re- ports we find that there has been sharp re ! form w:th reference to examinations, tand that no man can now get any amount ot ln- ! surance who has the least development ,f kidney disorder) because they find that sixty out of every hundred in this country do, either directly or indire tly, suffer from kid nev disease. Hence. no reliable company will in ure man except ter rigid url- | nary examination. This reminds us of a little instance wh' 'ch occurred short time ago A fellow editor was an appliC ant for a respectable amount oi i insurance. He was re ,ected on eSamInation, because, unknown to himself. his kldneys were diseased. The shrewd aren't, however, did not give up the case. He had an eye to b lsi. ness and to his commi Sion, and said: Don't you worry: you get half dozen bottles oi l Warmers safe cure, take 1t accordsng to directions and in about mouth come around, and we will have another examina ton. know you will find yourself all right and will get your pol cy."
 The editor expressed surprise at tue agent: faith. but the latter rerliei: This roint t valuable one. Very many insurance agents all over the country, when they finl a GUS toner re ected for this cause, give s.aliai advice, and eventually he gets the insur ance."
 What are We to infer from such circum. stan est Have shrewd insurance Il. e1, as vel as o her shrewd business men, found the secret answer to the in )uiryi Is it possible that our columns have be pro laiming. il the form of advertisements, what has provej blessing in disguise to milli ms, and yet by many ignored as an advertisement
 In our files we find thousands of strong testimonials for Warnec's sato cure. no two alike, which could not exist except uDon { basis of truth; indeed, they are publ shed under . guarantee of $5,,hO to any one wht will disproye their correctness, and this offel has been standing, we are told, for more than four years
 Undoubtedly this article, which is simnl, dealing out iastice, will be considered as al advertisement and be rejected by many a such.
 We have not spac, nor time to discuss tn proposition that poor thing could not sue ce ,d to the extent that this great remedy ha succeeded, could not become so popular with out merit even if pushed by Vanderbilt O an Astcr.
 Hence we take the liberty of telling ou friends that it is a duty that they owe t themselves to investigate the matter aud re feet carefully. for the statements publishe are sub ect to tn, refutat,on If tue entir world None have refuted them; on the cor trary hundreds of thousands have believe them and provel them true and i'll belle in have found the highest measure of satisfa, tion, that which money cannot buy, an money cannot take away.